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Julian Fernando
Sick or injured people who believe they'll recover are more likely to do well than those who are less optimistic about their prospects
Dr Mary Wyatt & Rachael Ford
This webinar launches a new Return to Work Matters series with Dr Mary Wyatt and Rachael Ford, unpacking why psychosocial factors drive most recovery outcomes and how to spot at-risk claims early. Using real case comparisons, the webinar shows what separa
Dr Mary Wyatt
'Psychosocial' is just the everyday forces you already know — expectations, fairness, fear, effort and tone — and spotting them in your own life is where helping someone else begins.
Dr Mary Wyatt
An introduction to 'Psychosocial, Psycho WHAAT?', a fortnightly 'how-to' series that turns the idea of psychosocial into practical steps you can act on inside your own role.
Luke McGrath
Luke McGrath explores how uncoordinated prescribers and hidden drug interactions lead to long-term liability. Drawing on three practical case studies, Luke outlines actionable steps case managers can take immediately to spot early risk signals and impleme
Grant McKechnie
Grant McKechnie, an accredited exercise physiologist, myotherapist and pain educator, explains why the body changes, and why recovery remains possible.
Grant McKechnie
Grant McKechnie, an accredited exercise physiologist, myotherapist and pain educator, explains why the body changes and why recovery remains possible.
Lauren Finestone
What Australia’s first employer survey reveals about employer capability and the gap between intention and workers' experience
Lauren Finestone
When StateCover Mutual decided to invest in the injury management capability of its member councils, it pulled out all the stops
Dr Alison Sim
Dr Alison Sim explores why early intervention after compensable injury is recognised as best practice — yet inconsistently delivered — drawing on qualitative research with insurers, regulators, and researchers to examine the barriers, system-l
Lauren Finestone
Data scientist and organisational psychology researcher Tim Ballard tracks workers' compensation trends in Australia. His findings make a compelling case for a different kind of attention.
Lauren Finestone
When a worker is injured on the job, the phone calls, letters and conversations that follow can shape their recovery just as much as the medical treatment they receive.
Lauren Finestone
In healthcare and injury management outcomes are shaped as much by how we communicate as by what we do.
Lauren Finestone
What is the single strongest predictor of RTW outcomes that employers can actually change?
